E-raamat: Zoological Collections of Germany: The Animal Kingdom in its Amazing Plenty at Museums and Universities

Part I. General Aspects.- 1. In Past and Recent Times: On the
Significance of Zoological Collections in GermanyAn Introduction.-
2. Germanys Zoological Collections: An International and Personal View on an
Important Historical and Contemporary Scientific Resource.- 3. Research
Collections in Germany: Modern Trends in Methods of Sorting, Preserving, and
Research.- 4. National and International Collection Networks.- 5. Legal and
Ethical Challenges: From Collection Management to Access and
Benefit-Sharing.- 6. Modern Exhibition Concepts.- Part II. The Collections.-
7. ASCHAFFENBURG: The Collection of the Bavarian Royal National Academy of
Forestry Aschaffenburg Is on Its Way to Becoming a Modern Museum of Natural
History.- 8. BAD DÜRKHEIM: The Zoological Collections at the Palatinate
Museum of Natural History (Pfalzmuseum für Naturkunde POLLICHIA-Museum),
Bad Dürkheim (Germany).- 9. BAMBERG: The ZoologicalCollections at the
Museum of Natural History in Bamberg.- 10. BERLIN: From Humboldt to HVacThe
Zoological Collections of the Museum für Naturkunde Leibniz Institute for
Evolution and Biodiversity Science in Berlin.- 11. BERLIN: Zoologische
Lehrsammlung (Zoological Teaching Collection).- 12. BERLIN: The Zoological
Collection of the Stadtmuseum Berlin.- 13. BERLIN: The Veterinary Collection
of the Institute of Veterinary Anatomy, Department of Veterinary Medicine,
Freie Universität Berlin.- 14. BONN: Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander
Koenig in Bonn: Transformation of a Classical Natural History Museum of the
Nineteenth Century into a Biodiversity Research Institution.-
15. BRAUNSCHWEIG: Staatliches Naturhistorisches Museum Braunschweig.-
16. BREMEN: Geosciences Collection of the University of Bremen: The Recent
Mollusk Compilation.- 17. BREMEN: Zoological Collection of the University of
Bremen.- 18. BREMEN: The Zoological Collections of the Übersee-Museum Bremen
(UMB).- 19. CHEMNITZ: Museum of Natural History Chemnitz: Identity Through
Tradition.- 20. DARMSTADT: The Zoological Collections of the
Hessische Landesmuseum Darmstadt.- 21. DARMSTADT: The Zoological Collection
at the Department of Biology/TU Darmstadt History and Present State of
the Zoological Collection.- 22. DETMOLD: Lippisches Landesmuseum Detmold.-
23. DRESDEN / THARANDT: Zoological Collections Housed at the Institute of
Forest Botany and Forest Zoology of Technische Universität Dresden.-
24. DÜSSELDORF: Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum Düsseldorf.- 25. EBERSWALDE:
Zoological Collections of Eberswalde: Like Phoenix from the Ashes?.-
26. ERFURT: The Naturkundemuseum Erfurt.- 27. FLENSBURG:
Naturwissenschaftliches Museum Flensburg: Natural History Museum Flensburg.-
28. FRANKFURT, DRESDEN, GÖRLITZ, MÜNCHEBERG: Senckenberg: Its Zoological
Collections and Their Histories.- 29. GIEßEN: University Collections: Justus
Liebig University Gießen.- 30. GÖTTINGEN: The Zoological Museum of
Göttingen University.- 31. GÖTTINGEN: Collections in the Departments of
Wildlife Sciences and Forest Zoology and Forest Conservation.-
32. GREIFSWALD: The Zoological Museum of the University Greifswald: Past,
Present, and Future.- 33. HALBERSTADT: Museum Heineanum.-
34. HALLE-WITTENBERG: The Zoological Collection of the Martin Luther
University in Halle-Wittenberg.- 35. HAMBURG: Back to the Future: The Centrum
für Naturkunde on Its Way Toward Reestablishing a Natural History Museumin
Hamburg.- 36. HEIDELBERG: The Zoological Museum of the University of
Heidelberg.- 37. JENA: The Scientific Zoological Collections at the
Phyletisches Museum in Jena: Historical Development and
Conservational Challenges.- 38. JENA: The Teaching Collection at the
Zoological Institute of the University of Jena: Its Importance, Value
and Conservational Problems.- 39. KAISERSLAUTERN: Zoological Collection of
the University of Kaiserslautern.- 40. LEIPZIG: Naturkundemuseum Leipzig:
Museum of Natural Sciences.- 41. LEIPZIG: The Zoological Study and Research
Collection of the University of Leipzig.- 42. LÜBECK: Museum of Nature and
Environment, Lübeck, Zoological Collections.- 43. MAINZ: The Zoological
Collections of the Mainz Natural History Museum/State Collection of Natural
History of Rhineland Palatinate.- 44. MARBURG: Zoological Collection of the
Philipps University of Marburg.- 45. MÜNCHEN: The Zoologische Staatssammlung
München (ZSM) of the Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen
Bayerns (SNSB).- 46. MÜNSTER: The Zoological Collections of the LWL-Museum of
Natural History in Münster.- 47. OLDENBURG: 180 Years of Local Collection and
Research in Oldenburg.- 48. POTSDAM: Naturkundemuseum Potsdam: Natural
History Museum of Potsdam Documentation of Regional Biodiversity and 50 Years
of Experience with a Freshwater Aquarium.- 49. ROSTOCK: The Zoological
Collection of the University of Rostock.- 50. SCHIFFWEILER: Zentrum für
Biodokumentation des Saarlandes (ZfBS).- 51. SIEGEN: University of Siegen
Zoological Collections Teach Biodiversity Better than Books and Bytes.-
52. STRALSUND: The German Oceanographic Museum.- 53. STUTTGART: The
Zoological Collections of the Stuttgart State Museum of Natural History.-
54. WAREN: Müritzeum with the Natural History Collections for the State of
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.- 55. WESTLAUSITZ: The Zoological Collection of the
Museum der Westlausitz Kamenz by Olaf Zinke.- 56. WIESBADEN: Museum
Wiesbaden: Natural History Collections [ MWNH].- 57. WÜRZBURG: The Zoological
Study Collection at the Theodor-Boveri-Institute,
Biocenter, Julius-Maximilians-University of Würzburg.- 58. KARLSRUHE: The
Zoological Collections of the State Museum of Natural History Karlsruhe.